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Old 6th July 2005, 21:51
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Probably right,as in the next book he has him sitting in a banquet at a castle in the Highlands having a yarn in Gaelic.

The castle belonged to some women he was supposed to have a bit of a fling with. His wife, Lady Ulster, was incarcerated at the time by Edward.

No harm in poetic licence,but I think he could have shown a wee bit more continuity as regards the language bit.

I got the Stewart trilogy after that. Not bad either.
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